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«FirstName» «tastName» ' May 22, 2007 ' Page 2 2) 1 fi' or less in length and which uses a motor of 10 horsepower or fess; or 3) 20' or less in length and unmotorized, and which is propelled solely by human power. Most personal watercraft (Jet Ski, Wave Runner, or similar)would qualify as a restricted watercraft (due to horsepower). A sailboat longer than 96' (motorized or un-moforized) would also qualify as a restricted watercraft. How many boats can I store? LMCD ordinances regulate the number of restricted watercraft that may be stored within a Dock Use Area (Section 2.01) at a residential site. In summary, Section 2.02 provides for: • The General Rule is one restric#ed watercraft for each 50' (1:50') of continuous shoreline; without reference to the owners being residenis of the site (Subd.'i); or • Unless a greater nurr�ber is allowed by the �:�0' General Ruie, up to two restric#ed watercraft may be kept at a dock or mooring facility on a residential site in existence on Auqust 30, 1978; without regard to the owners being residents of the site (Subd 2); or � • Three or#our restricted watercraft may be kept at a site, provided a number of conditions are met. One of these conditions includes a11 restricted watercraft must be owned and reqistered to the residents who iive in the one sinqle-family residential structure on the site (Subd 3; a-c). Residents should check with their city for any additional storage restrictions. The LMCD is requesting your cooperation in taking the time to understand the rules and regulations and maintain your site within those regulations. As staff will be reviewing their findings during the 2007 boating season, your prompt attention and cooperation in addressing this matter is appreciated. Please feei free to cafl the LMCD office at 952-745-0789 with any questions. Siricerely, Emily Herman Administrative Assistant Enclosures: LMCD Code Excerpts Cc: «City» LMCD Board Representative City of«City»